I will introduce you how to setup Event Processor to scan incoming mail by NOD32.

First, install NOD32 2.x version.

1.Check the checkbox of [Server settings] -> [Preference(2)] -> [Store mail in original format without reforming] and apply it.

2. Back to raidenmaild main form, click [Setup] -> [Event Processor]

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3. In Event Processor form

[Enable Event Processor] -- Checked

[While mail has attachment and its size is less than 512 KB] -- Checked

[EXECUTE] Browse <NOD32>\nod32.exe

[PARAMETERS]

%F /adware /ah /all /arch+ /clean /cleanmode /delete /heur+ /log+
/mailbox+ /ntfs+ /pack+ /quarantine /scanboot- /scanmbr- /scanmem-
/scroll+ /sfx+ /unsafe /wrap+ /quit+ /sound-

 

After parameters are ready, just click [Add event], give it a name, check it to enable it.

4. It is already done when you go to this step. It is time to test how nod32 works. Open your mail client application and send an attachment mail to mailbox in raidenmaild, you should see some log in the main screen log window. Just like below.

[7/11/2007 5:31:37 PM] [768] SMTP service connection from 192.168.0.93
[7/11/2007 5:31:41 PM] [768] 192.168.0.93 requests SMTP service - Sender: postmaster@raidenmaild.com
[7/11/2007 5:31:44 PM] [768] 192.168.0.93 - Mail received (To:postmaster@raidenmaild.com) 3007bytes ( 7.4 Kb/s)
[7/11/2007 5:31:48 PM] [768] SMTP service disconnect connection from 192.168.0.93
[7/11/2007 5:31:48 PM] Save mail to <postmaster> mailbox, the filename is _20070711173141-7737797-768.eml 3122bytes
[7/11/2007 5:31:49 PM] Event condition found(nod32), and execute the event successfully("C:\Program Files\Eset\nod32.exe" "C:\Program Files\RaidenMAILD\Inboxes\postmaster\_20070711173141-7737797-768.eml" /adware /ah /all /arch+ /clean /cleanmode /delete /heur+ /log+
/mailbox+ /ntfs+ /pack+ /quarantine /scanboot- /scanmbr- /scanmem- /scroll+
/sfx+ /unsafe /wrap+ /quit+ /sound-)

5. Check the log of NOD32. you will find the scanning is logged.

6. When these tests are done, congratulations to you, you already integrated raidenmaild with nod32.

Thanks for your reading.

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